There are some programming languages like CGI, ISAPI, NSAPI, ASP. What do you think is the best for creating an interactive website, in terms of i) easiness of learning ii)versatiliy iii) your preference?
What programming language is best for making a website interactive?
no one makes a research about ASP.NET and PHP how favorite they are, but it's not a problem. PHP is used widely and favorite because it's not to be lost your money to learn, to write and to publish your application. PHP is one language that can perform a complex web application easily... and the most important thing from my opinion is...
SIMPLY.... FLEXIBLY AND EASY TO LEARN
PHP works without any of component you have to write in the code for loading any feature into your program. It's simply.
PHP works flexibly, program can work with Windows Web Server, Linux Web server and the almost Hosting Company, they all are accepting PHP.
Reply:adobe products. i'm not sure if its fireworks. or watever. go to the adobe website and see it there. flash is also a nice programming tool.
Reply:asp.net vs php
Reply:php and javascript are the most widely available on most servers, asp is very good but mostly currently only available on Microsoft powered servers. I find php the easiest to use and it is very good at handling database control. For more interesting effects javascript is fairly straight forward and very powerful. do not confuse javascript with java.
Reply:ASP---is the most current and widely utilized so I suggest you go for ASP because it is object oriented as well. CGI and the rest requires a lot of hard coding meaning old school programming like programming in C and C++. As for ASP you need to just be creative and its like programming in Delphi / Pascal or Visual Basic, It is a no brainer. You can also easily understand ,develop and enhance ready-made codes easily available on the net
Sunday, August 2, 2009
How can I get into the video game industry without a programming background?
How can I get into the video game industry without a programming background?
I'm looking for a career. I've been playing video games all my life, I still have my Atari 2600 from when I was still an infant.
I am currently a chef, food is wonderful and all and it is a career but all of my days I can find the most passion in video games.
Being a tester is great and all, but the measly pay isn't going to pay the bills. I've tried writing reviews for games but I can't seem to. I'm pretty good at video games, but I'm not the best, and wouldn't make a top spot in competitions (I've tried). I've also tried programming and I couldn't take the monotony, it wasn't hard, but it wasn't easy, but sitting down for hours wasn't something I could take.
So do senior testers make more? Is there some other position I haven't thought of?
Thanks in advance,
Zanduar
How can I get into the video game industry without a programming background?
1. As a designer/entrepreneur. You'll get financing and start your own company. You hire talented people to make your game visions. You sell your games to another publisher.
2. As a graphic artist. These days, you'll want 3D modeling and 3d model animation. You could get by making "textures" for the models others make.
3. As a musician/sound artist. You'll compose scores for games, play them on a MIDI instrument, and process them using tools for whatever particular platform you're working with (the lead engineer will help you with this).
4. You've already mentioned being a tester. Well. The hours are lousy, and the programmers will hate you sometimes.
5. You've mentioned you don't want to do the programming, so you won't want to be a programmer or an engineer.
The one position for which you're undeniably qualified is...
chef.
Microsoft has a large campus in Redmond Washington, with a large cafeteria (I got to eat there). Go get 'em!
Reply:With your experience, passion and obvious affinity for interacting with people versus machines, I would say see if you can nail down a sales or marketing position with a game manufacturer or retailer. In this case, you will sell your game knowledge and passion and offer to learn the marketing and sales stuff which is doable. You gotta inventory your transferable skills.
Search job boards and gaming company career sites for openings to see what the qualifications are. Also, work your network for people who know people who work in gaming companies as the best way to get a job is through personal referral.
Good luck and happy new year!
Paraclete Performance
I'm looking for a career. I've been playing video games all my life, I still have my Atari 2600 from when I was still an infant.
I am currently a chef, food is wonderful and all and it is a career but all of my days I can find the most passion in video games.
Being a tester is great and all, but the measly pay isn't going to pay the bills. I've tried writing reviews for games but I can't seem to. I'm pretty good at video games, but I'm not the best, and wouldn't make a top spot in competitions (I've tried). I've also tried programming and I couldn't take the monotony, it wasn't hard, but it wasn't easy, but sitting down for hours wasn't something I could take.
So do senior testers make more? Is there some other position I haven't thought of?
Thanks in advance,
Zanduar
How can I get into the video game industry without a programming background?
1. As a designer/entrepreneur. You'll get financing and start your own company. You hire talented people to make your game visions. You sell your games to another publisher.
2. As a graphic artist. These days, you'll want 3D modeling and 3d model animation. You could get by making "textures" for the models others make.
3. As a musician/sound artist. You'll compose scores for games, play them on a MIDI instrument, and process them using tools for whatever particular platform you're working with (the lead engineer will help you with this).
4. You've already mentioned being a tester. Well. The hours are lousy, and the programmers will hate you sometimes.
5. You've mentioned you don't want to do the programming, so you won't want to be a programmer or an engineer.
The one position for which you're undeniably qualified is...
chef.
Microsoft has a large campus in Redmond Washington, with a large cafeteria (I got to eat there). Go get 'em!
Reply:With your experience, passion and obvious affinity for interacting with people versus machines, I would say see if you can nail down a sales or marketing position with a game manufacturer or retailer. In this case, you will sell your game knowledge and passion and offer to learn the marketing and sales stuff which is doable. You gotta inventory your transferable skills.
Search job boards and gaming company career sites for openings to see what the qualifications are. Also, work your network for people who know people who work in gaming companies as the best way to get a job is through personal referral.
Good luck and happy new year!
Paraclete Performance
Where can I find programming for a Hyundai Tucson keyless entry?
I lost one of my key fobs for my 2006 Hyundai Tucson, and can purchase a new one on eBay, but have not been able to find anywhere to purchase or obtain for free the programming for it. I have seen on other websites that the programming for other cars is available. Does anyone know where a site is that can direct me to obtaining this?
Where can I find programming for a Hyundai Tucson keyless entry?
with the hyundias or at least all the new modles it will have to bo done at the dealership. they have to use the scantool to program the remotes. this is the only way to do it now.
hibiscus flower
Where can I find programming for a Hyundai Tucson keyless entry?
with the hyundias or at least all the new modles it will have to bo done at the dealership. they have to use the scantool to program the remotes. this is the only way to do it now.
hibiscus flower
What programming skills do I need for a job in finance/business?
Which programming languages will be most useful for me to learn? Can anyone break down the different financial positions and the respective computer skills that are useful for them?
What programming skills do I need for a job in finance/business?
Haha... Microsoft Excel should be a fine start... programming languages aren't going to be too useful, and either way, the skills necessary to create financing apps are very elementary in any language.
What programming skills do I need for a job in finance/business?
Haha... Microsoft Excel should be a fine start... programming languages aren't going to be too useful, and either way, the skills necessary to create financing apps are very elementary in any language.
What special education programs in San Antonio ,Texas, can help me get my high school diploma?
I just need a really good program that can help me get a highschool diploma. I haven't been going to school cause regular school doesn't really work with me that well. I would really appreciate it if you can give me a list or something that can help me find special education programs in SA.
What special education programs in San Antonio ,Texas, can help me get my high school diploma?
I cannot give you the best answer to this, but I would recommend that you repost the question under travel%26gt;united states%26gt;san antonio. There is a teacher named Lalana who answers questions in that area all the time, she knows all the education programs available for the local high schools and community colleges.
Good Luck
What special education programs in San Antonio ,Texas, can help me get my high school diploma?
I cannot give you the best answer to this, but I would recommend that you repost the question under travel%26gt;united states%26gt;san antonio. There is a teacher named Lalana who answers questions in that area all the time, she knows all the education programs available for the local high schools and community colleges.
Good Luck
What programs are available to help parents with disabled children?
My daughters daycare is kicking her out because she is going to have serial casting as treatment for her Spastic Cerebral Palsy. She will not be able to walk without use of a walker, and for the first two weeks she will have to crawl or be carried. She's almost three, so she's not too big to help.
When we enrolled her in the daycare we sat down with them and explained everything, I have her registration papers that say what she has and what was going to happen and they agreed to take her, do they have the right to kick her out? They signed the paper, isn't that a binding agreement? We're in the middle of nowhere and we can't afford a private aide or sitter, we have three daughters all together and her medical costs are sending us over the edge. If I do have to find her somewhere else to go, are there any programs to help cover the cost?
What programs are available to help parents with disabled children?
Wonderful help information here:
http://www.cerebralpalsy.org/cerebral_pa...
I'm not sure about the school. You should contact an attorney and see what they say. A lawyer would know if it's a binding agreement.
When we enrolled her in the daycare we sat down with them and explained everything, I have her registration papers that say what she has and what was going to happen and they agreed to take her, do they have the right to kick her out? They signed the paper, isn't that a binding agreement? We're in the middle of nowhere and we can't afford a private aide or sitter, we have three daughters all together and her medical costs are sending us over the edge. If I do have to find her somewhere else to go, are there any programs to help cover the cost?
What programs are available to help parents with disabled children?
Wonderful help information here:
http://www.cerebralpalsy.org/cerebral_pa...
I'm not sure about the school. You should contact an attorney and see what they say. A lawyer would know if it's a binding agreement.
What programming languages go into a video game?
Okay. I'm going to be kind of picky with this question. What I want to know is what different programming languages are commonly incorporated into a video game (I am speaking primarily of PC games). A friend told me that several different languages must go into a game to get it just right.
I am a decent c++ programmer; it is the language that I am most fluent in. If I wanted to create an RPG with mostly 2D graphics, are there any recommended languages that I should learn in order to add to the depth of my game?
If you could please cite any sources, that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
What programming languages go into a video game?
Ok, it is good that you have narrowed it down to 'PC' and 'RPG', the short answer is: you can use any language you want just as long as you can: draw to the screen, play some sounds...etc.
Now, there's nothing you can't do with C++, and most of the PC games are indeed written in C++, but I am talking about newer games like Half-life, which use 3D graphics.
Your friend is kind of wrong, you do not need SEVERAL programming languages, although it is not strange that many projects use more than one language.
If you want to make a 2D graphics RPG game and you are 'fluent in C++', I'd recommend you to just go and pick a graphics engine for C++, What graphics engine (or library so to speak)?, that's another story my friend, because it all depends on your needs :)
I recommend you to visit the Game Programming Wiki at:
gpwiki.org
, you'll certainly find lots of examples and a more technical (and much more detailed) guide to what I just said above.
Reply:for a 2d rpg game, C++ is a great program. Go with what you know. if not that, try visual basic
Reply:Any language that you can do graphics in:
ASM, C, C++, VB, C#, VB.Net, Java, Python, anything pretty much.
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I am a decent c++ programmer; it is the language that I am most fluent in. If I wanted to create an RPG with mostly 2D graphics, are there any recommended languages that I should learn in order to add to the depth of my game?
If you could please cite any sources, that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
What programming languages go into a video game?
Ok, it is good that you have narrowed it down to 'PC' and 'RPG', the short answer is: you can use any language you want just as long as you can: draw to the screen, play some sounds...etc.
Now, there's nothing you can't do with C++, and most of the PC games are indeed written in C++, but I am talking about newer games like Half-life, which use 3D graphics.
Your friend is kind of wrong, you do not need SEVERAL programming languages, although it is not strange that many projects use more than one language.
If you want to make a 2D graphics RPG game and you are 'fluent in C++', I'd recommend you to just go and pick a graphics engine for C++, What graphics engine (or library so to speak)?, that's another story my friend, because it all depends on your needs :)
I recommend you to visit the Game Programming Wiki at:
gpwiki.org
, you'll certainly find lots of examples and a more technical (and much more detailed) guide to what I just said above.
Reply:for a 2d rpg game, C++ is a great program. Go with what you know. if not that, try visual basic
Reply:Any language that you can do graphics in:
ASM, C, C++, VB, C#, VB.Net, Java, Python, anything pretty much.
flower shops
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